Overview
- Bitcoin’s map shows a $1.143 billion long‑liquidation wall below $65,000 with a $754 million short pocket above $68,000.
- Ethereum’s map highlights about $986 million of long risk below $1,952 and roughly $810 million of short risk above $2,154.
- The tool aggregates leveraged futures positions across major exchanges and plots liquidation intensity as a sensitivity gauge rather than a promised dollar tally.
- The clustering means a 5% to 7% swing could force sell‑offs or short covering that whipsaws prices on centralized exchanges.
- Notes from MEXC, Binance Square, and ChainCatcher cite similar ETH cliffs, including a $1.241 billion long‑risk area near $2,061.